Stroma Certification Scheme has anyone heard of STROMA

[clottie]

You can try on here but you need to know his trading name with Stroma.

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thanks very much i have found him....

You will get no documentation that goes to the landlord.

but the buildings control document should be accessible on the council website and it is not there.....

 

[westward10]

It is possible this is a rogue install but the only person who can answer your questions is your landlord.

 

[clottie]

It is possible this is a rogue install but the only person who can answer your questions is your landlord.

indeed... but she wouldn't admit it. Thanks for you help - at least i found him on stroma database....

 

[loz2754]

yes i have but...... the inspection was done on 27th april. No EICR was produced then. A new consumer unit was installed on 21/5/21. I now have a satisfactory EICR dated 21/5/21 - but with no date written on the form for a future inspection (normally 5 years). There is no mention of a new consumer unit being installed on the EICR and i do not have a copy of the Domestic electrical installation certificate, nor a copy of the building control registration document.

If the EICR you have been given does not have a date for the next inspection, it is not complete and therefore not valid.

It looks like your landlord has circumvented the Private Rented Sector regulations in order to not have an Unsatisfactory report to deal with.
The correct procedure is to have an EICR done, which details all the findings of the inspector. If it's Unsatisfactory, the landlord has 28 days to put it right, and has to produce evidence to prove he has done so. It's not necessary to produce another EICR, just the evidence that shows the necessary remedial work has been done.

Having said that, the EICR you have been given, should at least give you some assurance that the installation is safe, and should say so in the comments.

Also, as someone else pointed out, the local planning portal should have a record of the consumer unit install for your address.

 

[telectrix]

bear in mind that it could be a month before the building controll documentation is processed.